These pages contain information and advice for current students taking the MPhil in Health, Medicine and Society.
For information on applying to this course please see our prospective student pages.
- About the course
An overview of the course, including teaching and staff - Timetable
The teaching timetable - Guidance on coursework
Procedural information related to producing and submitting coursework. - Key dates and deadlines
A list of important dates - Examining
How the course is examined - Resources
Information on other events, libraries and computing - Fieldwork and working with human participants
Advice for students considering working with human participants
General information
This course is overseen by the Degree Committee in History and Philosophy of Science, and a great deal of procedural information can be found on the Department's website. Key information is linked below.
- Complaints: How to resolve problems
- Examiners' Reports: Reports on each year's examinations process
- Instant feedback form: A form hosted by the HPS Department through which you can submit anonymous feedback at any time during the year.
- Plagiarism guidelines: How to avoid plagiarism, and the Department's use of Turnitin UK
- Student prizes: Prizes for the best student work
- Student representation: The Monitoring Committee and student representatives
- Student services overview: Some of the key services available to students
CamSIS
You should use CamSIS for administrative tasks such as updating your personal data (address, phone number etc.) and reading your supervision reports.
Student Registry
The Student Registry has administrative responsibility for graduate students. You are advised to make yourself familiar with the information on its Cambridge students website, including the Code of Practice for Master's Students.